Omega

It’s easy to get soured by all the bad experiences all of us have probably had throughout our collecting lifetime. But it’s good to know that there are certain brands that don’t play games. You want one of their watches? No problem they can get it for you

Love this simple piece of watchmaking 👍💪

Actually, peaceful life for everyone, the madness has to stop.

. . . today. Which Omega are you wearing? Art

Today’s the day where I finally get started on the LEGO Tintin rocket set. Of course, I had to slip into something appropriate. Thus, the Speedmaster in the Hodinkee 10 year version. So great to at last finding the time.

One with its box, One I didn't know till recently... In gold. For me, a nice steel would make my day. With some great patina, such as this one: Credit: Analog and Shift. Best, Nicolas

No need to be a Seamaster, a Railmaster or a Speedmaster to be desirable. This one is simple, but has a timeless charm. Best, Nicolas

I recently dropped this off with a local expert in vintage repair & restoration. My father attempted to have it, "serviced", unfortunately ignoring my advice and he took it to a strip-mall jeweler that was known more for cheap battery replacements. an

ref. OT 2850 from June 11, 1956. It was issued in a small batch for the 1956 Olympic games in Melbourne. This one has a specific, potentially prototype, enamel dial from Z.J. Flückiger. Cheers, HSTE Look at the complex gold inlays.